After a $28m malpractice award the jury is accused of lying

Since the trial, Womble has filed a flurry of motions, attacking the verdict in a variety of ways. Some are conventional: He is asking Circuit Judge Debra S. Nelson to order a new trial, alleging, among other things, that Davis gave misleading testimony and that her attorney made an improper closing argument.

He is also asking Nelson to reduce the judgment to $290,000.

But his most dramatic request is to interview jurors.

“It’s very rarely granted because I think the court, understandably, doesn’t want to interfere or impose upon the province of the jury,” said Scott Noecker, one of Davis’ attorneys.

Womble alleges that three jurors lied during jury selection: Two failed to disclose that they had been involved in lawsuits; the third told them about one suit but failed to mention at least nine others, according to defense pleadings.